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Qatar opens mega-camp for 70,000 workers

"Labor City" is a model for other camps that could follow. Qatar plans to build seven "cities" to house foreign laborers working on the 2022 World Cup and other major infrastructure projects.

Platini deal was ‘gentleman’s agreement’ – FIFA’s Blatter

Suspended FIFA president Sepp Blatter claimed on Friday that the $2 million payment he made to UEFA president Michel Platini was a "gentleman's agreement."

Football: Swiss approve extradition of Nicaraguan former FIFA official Rocha

The Swiss justice ministry on Thursday approved the extradition of Nicaragua's Julio Rocha to the United States over charges he accepted bribes.

Blatter fights ban amid FIFA turmoil

FIFA President Sepp Blatter appealed against the 90-day ban that forced him out of office, his lawyers confirmed Friday, as world football's sleaze-tainted governing body headed into months of turmoil over how to find a new leader.

World Cup sponsors want FIFA’s Blatter to resign now

World Cup sponsors Coca-Cola and McDonald's said Friday that FIFA head Sepp Blatter should step aside immediately to restore confidence in the scandal-plagued body.

Prosecutors begin to close in on Eduardo Li and other FIFA officials

Eduardo Li was ordered extradited to the United States on Tuesday, according to Swiss authorities, though he's expected to appeal the ruling. The decision is just the latest blow to FIFA and its embattled chain of officials.

Former football official Jack Warner shrugs off FIFA life ban

In a statement on his official Facebook page, former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner said he was nonplussed by the ban, which came four years after he was removed from office.

Switzerland approves extradition to US of Costa Rican FIFA official Eduardo Li

The Swiss Justice Ministry on Tuesday approved the extradition to the United States of Costa Rican national Eduardo Li, one of the FIFA officials whose arrest in May ignited an unprecedented crisis in world football.

Soccer needs new guardians, not Old Guard

It's far-fetched to imagine that a successor to FIFA President Sepp Blatter who comes from within FIFA's inner circle would represent reform, as opposed to business as usual.

Brazil court freezes Neymar assets worth $47 million over tax probe

Judge Carlos Muta wrote in a ruling that Neymar had been subjected to a "special fine" concerning alleged unpaid taxes between 2011 and 2013.

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